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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
:, THE SCALE OF 1887
OF THE IRON AsIALeAa1ArIoN
what's Thought hero of tho Circular OF Sec.
Secretary Weeks, of tho Western Iron
B Associate Mistakes Cannot DO Cor.
reoied and the Scale Stands.

An 1NTELLiGgNcER reporter spoke II
several Amalgamated Association men
yesterday about the alleged misunder
standing OF the scale for lSS7-SS, which
has led to considerable letter writing on
the part Of Joseph D. Weeks, Secretary o.
the Western Iron Association. Accord
ing to Mr.. Weeks circular and letter, Il
will be necessary to insert the following
In the scale:
"lron made on iobbing mill, No. Il
and heavier, shall be entitled to a 10 PEI
Cent reduction over the wages OF 1885
and when full turns work Is made OF
No. II and heavier 1t is a jobbing MILL"
President Weiho, OF the Amalgamatiop
was asked to call the conference commit
toe that arranged this years scale together
for the purpose Of disposing OF this clause
This he refused to do, claiming that he
had neither tho power TO do that nor tc
insert the clause, and Amalgamation men
say this WAS the only answer he could
make.
Amalgamation members talked 10 laugh
over the situation. They recall that Mr.
Weeks was furnished with 200 copies o
tho scale proposed for this year for dis
tribu!ion among the manufacturers, thai
they might study tho same before acting
Alter numerous conferences the Anal
gamRtion agreed to withdraw the extras
asked for In this years scale, and be con
tent with the 10 per cent increase owe
last years scale, which included thu
"extras" OF that year and years before
Under this agreement the scales vert
men and employers, and under that con
tract the men propose working RICH
along. It is not thought by them tina
the manufacturers will advertise them
selves as such poor butiness men as t,
sign something that they had not stud
died and knew nothing about. No hitch
Of any moment Is anticipated by the men
The only mills about here that would b,
affected by the clause aru the Crescent
IE!na and Standard.
One member OF the Amalgamation sai(
that in his opinion 1t Was not at all becom
ing in the manufacturers who have signet
the scale, which Is contract entered init
in good faith, to nos want to break 1t ant
attempt to get up another ecale. He re
ierred to the fact that manufacturers havt
been known to speak in strong term
sgainst workiugmeu having little regart
Tor contracts made with employers, ant
said that the manufacturers derived to
have public opinion strongly againa
them ii they should show decided dis
position to violate tho presen. contract.
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RAIN YESTERDAY,
Heavy Storms In the Country-Somo DamaI
Results,

Heavy Storms In the oountry-Somo Damage
Results.
Yesterday was close, oppressive day,
and much suffering was occasioned by the
heavy atmosphere thst was only relieved
at rare intervals by a weak breezs. In the
afternoon thore were frequent showers
and last night there were several heavy
dashes Of rain. The afternoon storms did
not cool the air or relieve the c!osaness to
any apprecisble extent, but last evening
il become cool enough to allow pe,sons to
sleep comfortably, which was valued
privilege.
About one hour before the heavy rain.
fall that occurred in this city yesterday
afternoon that part OF Marshall county
along Bogs'g run, lying bstween theaou
ern boundary OF this county and the steel
works, was visited by drenching pour
that occasioned some damsge to corn
growing in that locality. 1t was beaten
down to the earth and some washing
away OF the earth WAS done by the run,
which rose very rapidly and went out
with q rush. 1t was the heaviest storm
that has been known thereabouts for a
long time.
This storm was alao exceedingly heavy
at Elm Grove.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folkl
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Walker Pe.ernon are
visiting in Chicago.
DR.. Taylor leaves to-day OIL ten days
recreation trip at Atlantic City.
Hon. n. i. Scott and wife returned
home yesterday from their eastern trip.
Col. Bob McEldowney and wife, OF New
Martiusville, were at the Mcclure yester.
day.
George Lipgsmann has returned from a
pleasant visit with friends in Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Henry Horkheiner and children
have gone to St. Clair, Mich, where they
will spend some time.
Mrs. A. G. Hunt, wife OF the president
Of the National Alliances, Of New York, is
at the McLure. She is on her way west.
Mr. Harry W. List left last evening on
an Eastern pleasure trip. Lake George
and that locality is his principal objective
point.
Rev. D. B. UpdegraT and ladies, OF Mt
Pleasant, were ct the Mcclure House yes
terday on their way home from Mountain
Lake Park.
Nliss Georgia Lewis, c Charming young
lady OF South Main street, left yesterday
morning for Sistsrsville to spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Mr.. Charles T. Hoagland, the popula,
representative OF John Ii. Pray, Son &
Co., OF Boston, accompanied by his bride
is ut the McLurs House.
MIR. Lewis Rodman, who has been Wis
iting at his home for the past two months
returned to Omaha, Neb., ut which place
he intendH to make his future home.
MIR. and Mira. Frank ]. Hearne left the
city yesterday for Lake Superior, where
they will remain several weeks. They were
accompanied by Meaers. julie and Garth
| liesrne.
Mr.. David Baird has resigned his posi.
ton as book.keeper and travelling GALES.
man for the Belmont Glass Company in
order to accept a more lucrative one with
the Riverside Glass Company, OF Wells'
burg.
Mr.. S. r. Hornbrook, Master Frank
Hornbrook and Miss Carrie Evans, all oil
Evanevillo, Ind, were registered at the
Stamm House yesterday. They left las!
evening for down the river OH visit tC
| relatives near Powhatnn.
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BELLAIRE,
Street Paving-prohlbltion County Ticke

Street Paving-ProhibItiOn County Ticke
| Named.
A young child o! George Hell died yeslcrda!
| morning. y
Contra! avenue property holders petition Council
| to pave that street,
several saloon keepers had to pay fines for keep
| Ing open last Sunday.
Joseph Gallagher WAS buried yesterday from h!
late home on Gruyel Hill.
The Council Is TO visit South Belmont street be
| fore The grade Is fixed for the new pavement.
Tho first square oil Belmont street. Just above th,
Baltimore & Ohio bridge, was plowed for gradin.
yesterday,
The wenner Cadets still preserve their orEanza
lion, and arg holding meetings preparatory 10 re
| newcd drilling.
Rev. ". s. Campbell OF the Episcopal church
Will tai vacation next month and visit his old
home In Ni'gInIa.
Mr.. Charles saltsgraver and Miss Julia Melon
aid were married Tuesday evening at the home
| IIoey.
Z. Il. Kennedy has sued ]. d. Watt for striking
hl,n In the face during Watts trial for keep
| Ing his saloon open on Sunday. Kennedy appear.
Cd as prosecutor.
Ms. Maggie Calhoun. so long with T. T. King
was married yesterday TO Mr.. Johnston Calhoun
o. o! ho3k.iown; "a The wedding was aquiet one
lace, Of the U. +. church, officiating. W. I..
The first Of the three party conventions 10 be
he'd here was held at Gity Hall yeserday-the
Prohibition county convention. An but three
gate. 5. Clark. OF Union, was made chairman,
and D. J. Lewis and o. Il. Woods secretaries.
COMMITTEE consisting Of Messrs Watson, Theaker,
Woods; HcFarland End Lewis WAS appointed on
resolutions anu the convention adjourned till after
dinner. lu the afternoon the principal business
was begun and the following ticket soon nom Iuai.
Gu; ROT state Representatives, Jacob Naulc. OF
Colarain. and Il. $. Clark OF Morris,own. For Pro.
bate Judge, Stephen Grcss!nger, OF BellaIrc 70,
County Treasurer, A. L. white, Of Belmont For
County Commissioner. John watson, OF Wheeling
township. For lnfrmGry Director. ". II Black.
ford. OF pcasc township. The platform Of the State
convention oil the party. especially condemning
the Dow liquor law, WAS adopted rs The sense Of
this convention. The only Speaking was by the
prospects. sI
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Fr'.5n'gh thfDHittt 7otgrGph.
Il y0uag woman, sbon. eighteen yearf
III a2rr with = very pretty face, nat din
CUnsp!steiy Il. tho Union Station TIKI
iHDfnigy.
She wah ~oll Gt"rUGd, and from her an,
pcaraHcc Gc:mrd to 10 Tho last psrson In
tho world who needed aaHislauCe. She
wore u usat-ii.ting white dress, while on
her head ."a iAuntily placed a llahionsble
light-COHred mt.
The gin in nairsting her story Baid tina,
her name %Gs Bertha i'iythHtonu aud that
her humD wHs in Whnnling. She had
boon 4: hGr auntG In BrrgUtatOwn. At
that place sh0 became acquainted with n
woman nainud 81. Clair, whom nhu gairl
had pnrauadGi hrr 10 come 10 Iittgburuh.
Shc int0ndGb 10 HeeG employment hers,
When aho arrived her0 Bhh had aIlOyoI
her companion to take charge Of her
pockGt.b0ok. Tho latter then lGit Ilor eay.
ing thu. BhG !i7ad down B.Iuct aud would
po0n DO back and meet hor at tho dgpot,
sbe waited until the iew mirulcy had
multiplied into IN hour and then ghu
went across the Blrect 10 one Of tho hotels
10 leave hcr bundle.
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THE WATER SUPPLY.
improvements In Progress that were Much
Needed.

improvements In Progress that wer0 mucl
Needed.
For somo time past superintendent Rid
die, Of the Water Works, acting under the
authority Of the Water Board, has been
making a number OF important improve
ments in the water system. The supply
pipes leading from the pumps to the res
erYoir have been renewed in part and
now the pipes are to be so arranged that
the pumps can, il necessary, pump direct.
ly into the mains without first sending
the water to the reservoir. In order 10 dc
this two largo "fs" will have to be
put near the intersection of Market
and Eighth streets. They have been sent
for and as BOON as they arrive will be-
placed in position. They will prove a
great convenience when il ia necessary Il
clean the basin or for my reason water
cannot be taken from that point. When
the basin is cleaned it will not be neces'
sary for all manufacturing establishments
to shut down, or for the people to lay in Il
supply Of water sufficient to Last them
tWenty-tOur hours or SO.
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Bailey, the popular catcher who had
his hand eplit at Zanesville, il home. 1t
will DO about two weska before his hand
will DO in proper condition again. Smurth.
waite, who was injured in the same game,
is again able TO play and is doing good
work.
Last Monday the Cincinnati Apaocia.
ton team visited Columbus and played an
exhibition game with the Ohio League
team, hsiling from that place. defeating
the Columbus boys by score oil three to
two. Sersd and O'Connor were the bat
terry for Cincinnati and Handiboe and
Murphy occupied the points for Colum-
bus. Had the support received by Handi-
Doe been anything like such as he should
have had, he,Columbus boys would nave
won with hands down, Tor Serad wsa
thumped for thirteen clean bases. The
fielding Of the visitors IVES almost perfect,
the only error made being at first
Columbus piled up six errors. It is said
that Sersi's pitching would be picnic
for any club in the Ohio League.
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TIE HARVEST HOME,
Belmont County Fnrmsrn' Annual blowout
August !,

Belmont County Fnrmsrs' Annual blowout
August !.
Mr.. J. II. Denhsnl, OF Ss. C!airsyille,
one Of Belmont county's prominent farm
era and stock raisers, was in the city this
week extending invitations to former res.
idents Of that prosperous county, to those
who have always shown an interest in the
people over there and to the public in
general, TO attend the fourth annual Bel.
mont County Harvest Home picnic, which
is to be held in Stewards grove, about two
miles from St. Clairsyille, on Thursday,
August 4. The intention is 10 make this
picnic the most enjoyable Of the kind ever
held. There will be big dinner pre-.
pared by the good housswiyeo OF tho
county, music AND speaking. The two
principal speakers will be Rsv. DR.. J. d.
Moilat, President OF the Wash.JefF Col.
lege, and Mr.. Eraamus Wilson, the "Quiet
Observer" OF the Pittsburgh Dispa,ch,
both old Belmont county boys. The Bal.
timore 4 Ohio road has promised TO make
special rate for those along its line who
may desire to attend.
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Are You disturbed at night and broken
OF your rect by Dick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting toethP II
90, send ut once and get bottle OF Mus.
WISSLow'H SOOTHING SYRUP ron CnlLD-
RES TEETHlNa. Its value ia incAlculable.
II will relieve tho poor little sufferer I'M.
medintoly. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there is no mistake about It. 1t cures
dyeoutory and diRrrhma, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, curen wind collie,
aoiteps tho gums, reduces inflammation
and viveU tone and energy 10 the whole
system. Mis-. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
ron CHILDREN TgErHIEG 10 ploa9ant to the
t49te, and is the prescription OF one Of the
oldest and best female nuraos and physi-
ciRnH in tho United States, aud ID Tor Eale
by all druggists throughout tho world.
Price % Conts bntllo. Ewpaw
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slss6e. white do soatsc, Hay .quie. but s.e.dy.
HOPS quiet Coffee, spot ialri no drm al aSs..
options lower and fairly seive; ssles loL 10 ban,
,alS lsssis 4 n.;oss, iSS!s
vember u. aal9 $50: February. s7l ls.sSaio ssc,
March i9.tcalq.Ssc. April 10 aei May i9sSai9 al
Sugar hfn and In moderate demand; Trinidad
kn asna.S .1d s; rSaasS Am yelISv
lastes nominal. Rico steady. TalloW outlet And
unchanged. Rosin dull al fo2,,Ssi ok. Turpcn.
tine dull o. s2xc. Eggs firm and III falr inQuify,
Cute. aud nnohsnsed ous meat. STEADY: we. Te's
picked hams l2kal2kc. Lard Gas points lower
aud moderately active: western steam q SO,
september 7o2a7o6c;. October 1850; December
6.95c. Butter trn, fair inquiry for fne grades.
western l0a2oc; western creamery l6a7pc, Cheese
1rmer and In good inquiry. : : =
CHICAGO, July a.-The destruction Of about /.
900 900 bushels Of wheat BY fro at Minneapolis and
drouth news had tirming influence on tho wheat
n 7lhei the fluctuations Of the nrst down N ;Ujfs
lilo and up to 7lkc At noon August was ,tnady
10 subject 10 falr amount Of local trade 81
ascalping character. The close was slow al 7uJtc.
Corn was very active. August corn, which openrd
20 lower ut 8Ssfcy sold down to s75lc before the
decline was stayed Reports OF drouth came IN
about tho time August got down TO size, and 4
which figure II reacted TO S7s<o and closed a SIZE
| Oats easier. Provisions quiet aud active, Flo,ir
III good demand and unchanged. Wheat, cash Ma.
spring i0Sci No. 0 spring COO: No. 2icd 7SGc:
closing nj Vy2c, Bepiember S1kaTSTc Slosr,.sSs,
7Iilc, Ociobcr TsIa;iito. eiosiny al Sikc ~, "
cslG No, q 37aS7Sc; July SGsIsssslc ciosinS 'a;
2s}sc. August S7LlaSs1<c, closing al AjEo; sepiem,
ber Ss5tas95fc, closing at 3gHc; October SSa
SgAci closing at $3.50. Oats. cash No. 2, 2skc:
July 2G,<ct August 2isia26xc, closing al ZOE.
September 26Aa26tc, closing at 26J1Gc. barley No.
Doc. Fiaxsecd. No. u 10. Timothy seed, prime
%, Pork, cash nominal; year Sill 81 Lard, GGSc:
July 6.67Nao.62ISc, closing al Gt7ISc: August q
at 6Soc. Whisky 81 10. Butter lrm and higher;
otaamofy iSazo' uMry i!alsc' Egss loNcr and
VIVA !" iihitNo' h'Js.1Hll ".
PHiI1DELrHiA. July 20.-Flour steadily held and
demand light. Wheat steady: No. 2 July SOFA
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There WIS aerious, pCrhaps fatal, row
in bunwood Tuearsy. ". O'Brien, an
emplOye Of the Riverside steeI plant,
who, when the plan, is idle, manufacturer
and sells medicine, called At the house
Of Miles Barrett and asked Mrs. Barrett to
buy. While thetwo we're in conversation
Rsrict: came down Stairs and ordered
O'B:icn to leave in very foIcib!o mau.
Ger. He did not DO go at once, and Bar.
rett selzod him ny the throat and hurled
him over the DalustIaio Of the porch 10
tho ground. AT the came time BIO rnugt
have struck O'Bficn i'll the back Of the
head, near the bags Of this brain, as whon
the physician examined O'Br!ea ut his
homo, great wound waa found there, hiu
HEu! being fractured. Eis is now lyili. In
very precnrious condition, with Inc
CHANCES III favor Of his death. O'Brion
had been i'll fer BeYrrRl duyH from the el-
lees OF thY heat, and wsB lar from well
when attacked by Barrett,
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DoSDs-CLoSED BIp,


Nkw YORK, July S.-flour, RECENT. l4.4so mao.
aS%: SAroEs i0lUoO barrels aud ai15 , acSs
mu ~ SSS.n =. tm' sales iTl0O barrels; Snncr
Eors iSS?, bushels; SPOT lots J,AGc hish"t :IG i,
,uE WIN !eS strength; options closed siSnay ~,
mvSt J se lotion sales sos bushels Of nti,r"'
No. Chicago s0SSlc: ungriied t"i ,ssHS,. Nv w
tSM yhei steamer No. Pred &c; No. TcI Imir
S Si ,sS!SSSsnE j., Sc; August )! 7iGaSi is
ss,Sn.S oStn 1890: Hn,Smber sS]iaSStc, closing nj
SnsSGac closing ntSG.c january S1tsss Il5,
elnsliis a! S1ko; March qlc; MAY g3Isr t rn"'
sESs YOU s aSS a nn options s9sc lower ciins
OH: sales lti6,pOO bushels al i,,ms 'S,y.i 6,sil,
n nnSM o. SPOT unemlcd 4S]isl6!Sc: No. ' JUiv
m"niiisi lS'sn: Angus, Is U.iGs jGl.e. cln,m!
oe,oGsE e; SSp,smeot tTsI7.c, closing Al I7sc:
~ W. oah, rreipk 6i,OON bushels; sxnopts 1ISt
inmsiie,S; NlltS 10000 bushels vi tu,un,s nua I'M
oushels VI spot white Nv better; mixed WostSrn
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Tho Nail City Quartelte Club. OF this
city, composed OF MeaRrs. viii b. Day
Dana 3. Goyer, Frank Diegmillor and Tom
Carson, go 10 Moundsvillo this evening
for tho purpose Of giving n concert in Ma.
comic ball. They will DO accompanied by
Niles Flora WilIiams, the popular soprano,
and Mr.. Joseph Rheos, accompanied. All
are leading musicians in this city and
poTcgg marked ability. They will give
an artistic concert, one vol worth attend.
Ing, md should be grsoted by large audi.
euft,
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L +. Howell yesterday sold the Criswell farm 10
Joseph Underwood for $500.
Mr.. Adam Hcogler aud Miss Iva Watson, of this
city were married In 81. Cairsrille on Monday.
One OF the largest c1cuziOns OF the season lef,
here Iuesda; morning for Camp Chippewa under
The management OF J. L. Green, General ExcursIon
Agent. Seventeen loaded coaches left the q, L. 4
W. depot at 1880, bearing yearly fourteen hundrci
penouS. nlsn named Bailey Sieu iell from Tho
platform while the train WAS running about twenty
miles al hour. beyond u few bruises he was uI.
hurt. "'' "'
one oil the most pleasant events OF the season
Anna Belle Co.'s, by r. T. Howell, In Mr.. Hawaii
Pheasant farlors al his residence on BANK street.
sst evening, number OF immediate friends OF
lhe Dille anu Groom were present. The CEREMONY
was performed NJ eight O'clock. after whieh ;hyo
hnppy assembly retired 10 the dining hall 10 par
,ase oiihe snnLiuSuS reraSt prepared for them by
MI; Mt amu Mn: \. T. Howell. The happy couple
Weie tie recipients OF many handsome, tneiul and
costly presents.
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in SIitings, Pautal10nings and Over.
cua,ings, which We are prepared 10 make
up in ilrsl.class style nj reasonable
prices.
Our White UnlGundriCd Shirt, double
scanned, re.eniUrced front and back, Ut
30 cents, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of Balbriggau I'm.
derwcar from 81 GOA suit upwards, at
c. HESS 4 Suns,
1921 l. 1923 Market Street,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money mud sto,
NIurksta

Tho Features OF the Money aud Stock
Markets.
NEW ioEK, July D.-Moncy on call easy at &c
per cent, closed offered at per cent. primt
mercantile paper Sha6rcr cent. Sterling exchange
dull but steady 81 S2htai sly
The excessive dullncss prevalent for Tho mas, f,,,
@sys underwent no dim'nu,tou to-day. bu, on the
contrary me transactions were the smallest Of ,hc
Week There Wal no news beyond the reports ~
fniiis ~ me west, and iumots 10 the baltimore 4
ono deal were biyen little attention. The openinv
was strong nj advances over ycs,erdav,s ansSi
hSI;es extending To- cent business was dull,
bnt nearly onr'tblFd Of the entire DAYS Lnsinc.S
Was transacted In the trsi hal! hour The msrt,.,
made Hriher gains in the early dealings, but b.
Tore noon most 0 the advnnCc had been lost DnIl.
ness became most oppressive after Thai tI,nr MN
,Ge !ss IN, honfwhen p'ic,s re depressed somewhat
West Point but full recovery OCCURRED in ihe Ia .,
nali holt. and the close was tlrm, though dull
The eutitc actlrcl lit Is higher though ihe avanrns
were Tor fractions only. Sales lO5,v1i shar,S
rssiirnnl bonds were dull: sales s7S3,OOO,
Government bonds were dull 10 ilrm,
Slate bonds dull
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The ritlsburgh Dispatch, In referring 10
tho part tho Wheeling singing societies
took in the Tuesday afternoon concort Of
tho ficngOrlest, Bays that "Tho Bard's
Grave on tho Rhine" that waa to hayo
been sung by tho Macnncrchor, OF Taren.
tuin, wag given to tho three sociotcs from
here in tho absences OF tho Tarentum
people, md "proved tho beat rendition of
Tho choruseg OF tho concert" This reflects
great credit on tho goCiuticn md Prof.
SChcuiler, their director.
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Mr.. G. W. Kotzebue, one OF New
Martinsvl!le's leading business men, was
in the city yesterday. He has Just com.
pletod fine business block in his town,
the upper story Of which has been fitted
up as II hull suitable for festivals, meetings
and theatrical performances. Mr, Kotze.
bus's GRAND hero yesterday was to ar.
range for scenery md chairs. The hall
when seated will hold about 400. 1t will
be fire. class in oil it's appointments, and
will be opened with so,ue good attraction.
There is good territory thersabouts 10
draw on for audiences, and tho invest
meut Mr.. Kotzsbue has made should
prove q paying one.
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THE CITY's popuL4TIoY.

The figures 10 tho contrary notwith.
standing, there was an increase in the
number OF people in every ward. Last
year the enumerator included in the pop
ulation OF the Fourth ward many families
living around the hill north OF the Fourth
ward limits who should have been listed
in the Third and Second wards. The
three wards tho reports for which we're
thus Affected aggregated las. year 1907,
and this year the total for the three is
i0,4l6. This is the nearest to fair state.
ment concerning tho three that can be
arrived at under the circumstances.
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\ CIT for AL,

IN order 10 give MI chance to lesL il,
md thus DO convinced Of its wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Kings Now Dis.
covcry for Consumption, Coughs md
Colds, will be, Tor limited time, given
away. This oilnr 10 not only liberal, but
shows unhounlod faith in tho merits OF
this great remedy. All who sntler from
Cougha, Coda, Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, or any affection OF Throat,
Choat or l.uugG, arc especially reIuoated
10 call nj Logan 4 Co.'s Drug Store and
got Trial Bottle Frno, Large Bottles Fl.